The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-17
THE COURTS.

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THE COURTS.
Work Being Done by the Dispensers OF jus
tice In Stark County.
Following is the latest report Of work
done In the Stark county courts; a
NEW CASKS.
5102-Sarsh Baker vs. Chas. Baker ct
al; law. r..~ t.l...
5lO3-Charles Biechele vs.. William
Hose; law. 10 .tHs..
t104-Charles Biechele vs. John LIE ed ;
law. I-I-0.,
5105--Amands johnson vs.. Joseph d.
worth, Executor. ..,r ~ w.F
0lO6-0liFer s. Taylor vs.. A. BIun.
bsughs, Administrator. V
The following cases have been dis
posed ofin Court Room No. 4: u '@ -i
S5O35-BO0d, BonbrighF& O.. Vs. John
Numan; Judgment by default fer $3.50 30
and costs. ta 5.Hs Il +; .'71o8'
5O01-L j. Midday g. Co. vs.. Addie A
Williams et'sl, defau I; decree for PLAZA
tiff for $265 s. and costs and order to
sell s - '.' III. '''.t
5054-Hirsm R. Wise vs.. John ]. Van
kirk ct al, default; decree for $3.50 and
costs and order to sell.
45l0-Joha Enrich vs. City Of Canton;
motion for new trial oyeIrult d; de-
fendent; excerpts Judgment on verdict
for $500.
2973-Patrick Burke vs.. John G. War
wick ct al; plaintiff dismlsaes action
without prejudice,
THURSDAYS ASSIGNMENT FOR ROOM 1
3603-RollstOne National Bank vs.,
Barber.
4e68 Myers Vs. Marchand.
4942-Bammerlin Va. EbTight.
2791-Atwell vs.. Pow.
3504-M -MOOnshOWer vs.. 0beTley.
Following cases have been disposed Of
In Room No. 2:
4972-Wm. B. Bryan vs.. Henry A. Ball
ct 81; judgment by default for Sl895S
and costs.
Cognovit-T. G. Mcdowell, Cashier, VS..
VIM. Randall ct al; judgment by confes-
sion for $275.77 aud costs; eight per ct.
interest from Feb 10.
4240-IneOrporated village Of Alliance
vs., The Pennsylvania Co. is being heard
ty Judge Raley. .
Thursdays assignment Room 2-825,
Ohio vs. Catherine Aikens, indictment;
keel 6 house of Ill fame.
NOTES,
Case No. 4840-Keim 81 Sons vs. Clark
is being tried before Judge Pease in
Court room Mo- l.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to John Shane and Josie SOcie, Canton
Charles L. Weaver and Mary G. Bergen,
Plain township.
"Silence In the COurtV Numbered an
Arizona Judge the other morning; "hslf
dozen men have been convicted al.
ready, without the courts having been
able to hear a word of the testimony"
"DO you think l shall have justice
done mep" said culprit to his counsel,
shrewd New Philadelphia lawyer of
the best class of hat bnlldOzing bar.
II am little afraid you won't" replied
the other; Il see two men on the jury
who are opposed to hanging"
Yesterday afternoon Fred Hack was
leaning over the Sherih's desk In Room
No. /, looking perfect picture Of con-
tentment A dreamy smile spread Itself
over his peaceful countenance. Doubt
less he was thinking Of CamargO or Mon
teTey and the late Mexican p9nsiOn bill,
when his reVerie was Interrupted with
.-"NF, B illiff, call Afabella Hanks" !"
With the celerity for which he Is noted
he mounted the STEPS to the first window
In the clock tower and startled the
streets by calling for "Yaller Belly
Shanks, Yaller Belly Shanks, YslleE
Belly Shanks," to come into court,
The case Of Samuel DeVeaux, indicted
for manslsughter, assigned for FebTu-
sTy 14th, in Room 2, has been continued
until March 7th, on account of the Ill
ness Of Charles c. Upham. one Of the de-
fendant's counsel.
A marriage license has been granted
to joseph Huth and CECILIA Schuhre-
mer.
THE BOSS DOCTOR
The following story comes up from
one Of the county Justices court:
A quack had instituted suit to recover
his bill for medical services rendered.
The defense waa quackery and worth
lassness of the services rendered. The
doctor went upon the witness stand and
was sabj to rigid cross .examina.
tiOn as follows:
"Dld you treat the patient according
to the most approved rules Of SURGERY"
''By all means. Certainly did."
'Dld you decapitate himp"
Undoubtedly l did. That was matt
ter Of course"
''Did you perform the Cesarean oper-
atiOn Unon him po
hWhy, of course; his condition requir-
ed 1t, and 1t was attended with very
great SUCCESS"
7"Dld you then subject his person to
autopsyp"
Certainly; that was the very last
remedy l adopted" ID
"Well. then, doctor" said the counsel,
"As you first cut off the defendent'@
head, then dissected him, and he still
survives 1t, have no more to ask, and if
your claim will survive 1t, Quackery de,
serves to be immortal"
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Doctor Heard
The ceIebrated Water Doctor, has re-